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We are thus collecting a list of things to be aware of for when transitioning that are less obvious. For example : as a developer, how to make sure that your package manager like pip does not upgrade your libraries to incompatible versions on Python 2. Check our repository for more information.
The link to the repository is just the root of the github project, there does not appear to be any specific migration information there. Did I miss something?
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We are still working on that (thanks for the reminder), among other things it required modification to pypa/warehouse, pip, and PyPI legacy (pending). We could though start writing the guide.
The crux is that you should make sure your library correctly advertize with its metadata that it is Python 3 only, to be sure that Python 2 user are not upgraded to a (broken) Python 3 only version.
Maybe at least for the moment create a placeholder page that has essentially the text you pasted and link to that? Otherwise, the link is just confusing.
Maybe at least for the moment create a placeholder page that has essentially the text you pasted and link to that? Otherwise, the link is just confusing.
The link to the repository is just the root of the github project, there does not appear to be any specific migration information there. Did I miss something?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: